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A couple units at 888 7th Street–one of David Baker + Partners Architects latest SF works–have hit the MLS.

Schtuff:

  • Unit: #213
  • Price: $399,000
  • Beds: 1
  • Baths: 1
  • Copy: “This junior-one bedroom home features a separate sleeping area and tastefully appointed interiors.”

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The cloak has come off of 888 7th street to reveal “multi hued shingles;” ain’t that purdy…

Some units have already sold (150+ according the website) and there are floor plans for those with dirty minds. According to the developer, the project has been Greenbelt Certified as a “Livable Community.”

Deets:
61 studios
49 1 bedrooms
81 2 bedrooms
33 bedrooms
7215 sq feet of retail space
Architect: David Baker and Partners
Developer: AF Evans

Live at 888 [website]
Livable Communities [Greenbelt Alliance]
Deconstruction [time lapse video of building process]

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Many of you have seen the corner of 7th and King St as construction is well underway - here are some details:

224 new condos
28 different floor plans
BMR (Below Market Value units) available.

Currently there is no way to pre-register, but we’ll keep you posted when they do and when we get more information.

Live at 888 [website]

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Wondering what’s going on at the corner of King / Townsend / 7th St?

Schtuff:

Number of units 225
49 one bedroom
81 two bedroom
33 three bedroom
49 studio’s
7215 sqft of retail commercial space.

Units will be a mix of affordable and market rate units. Originally slated for competition before end of 2006 — which is less than likely.

David Baker Architects [website]
“Deconstruction” [movies about the project]

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